Auckland Council is proposing stricter rules for new helipads on Waiheke and Aotea Great Barrier islands, aiming to assess noise and vibrations’ impact on Māori heritage and ecological sites. Public submissions will be invited soon, with officials suggesting tougher rules for helipad construction to protect these sensitive areas. The council’s proposed guidelines aim to address concerns about noise and vibrations from helicopters, focusing on safeguarding Māori heritage sites and breeding areas of rare species.
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